When renewing certificates, the upload removes any previous Signed Certificate from VCM. You must add a new certificate or update with a renewed certificate in your browser. See browser Help for information on installing or renewing certificates.

SSH Key Administration screen

This screen lists the current user (assuming administrator privileges) of each authorized SSH key and enables the user to add new keys. Only local users can have authorized SSH keys.

•SSH Fingerprint—Identifies the server and can be used to authenticate that the SSH client is connecting to the correct host

•Authorized SSH Keys—Lists the authorized SSH key data for the currently logged in user

•Add New SSH Keys—Enables the user to create or replace the authorized SSH keys. The user can enter the SSH keys in the text box or provide a URL to a file containing the user's SSH keys. The URL field accepts IPv4 or IPv6 IP addresses. If you are using an IPv6 address, you must put brackets around the IPv6 address in the ftp/tftp/http URL to return the correct data. For example, ftp://user1:mypass@[2001:610:1:80aa:192:87:102:43].

After Set SSH Keys is clicked, the current content of the Authorized SSH Keys is replaced with the new list of SSH keys. The key file should contain the User Name of a local user at the end of the public key. Each key is associated with a local user account.

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